Re: So what season is it now?

Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:

> Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
>
> No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.

A second flowering is usual.

--
p.a.

Peter Alaca wrote:

> Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:
>
> > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
> >
> > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.
>
> A second flowering is usual.
>
> --
> p.a.

Peter Alaca wrote:

> Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:
>
> > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
> >
> > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.
>
> A second flowering is usual.
>
> --
> p.a.

Peter Alaca wrote:

> Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:
>
> > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
> >
> > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.
>
> A second flowering is usual.
>
> --
> p.a.

There are also wonderful summer flowering magnolias such as the
'Japanese Big-leaf' M. obovata, whose large single flowers are
amazingly fragrant (bring one indoors!). In my opinion these are all
much more lovely than the spring flowering ones.

S

Peter Alaca wrote:

> Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:
>
> > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
> >
> > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.
>
> A second flowering is usual.
>
> --
> p.a.

PS - sorry about the stutter: this panel does not seem to like me
using the para key!

S

spamlet wrote:

> There are also wonderful summer flowering magnolias such as the
> 'Japanese Big-leaf' M. obovata, whose large single flowers are
> amazingly fragrant (bring one indoors!). In my opinion these are all
> much more lovely than the spring flowering ones.
>
> S
>
>
> Peter Alaca wrote:
>
> > Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote:
> >
> > > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just
> > > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!?
> > >
> > > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries.
> >
> > A second flowering is usual.
> >
> > --
> > p.a.

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Peter Alaca	Re: So what season is it now? Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote: > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!? > > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries. A second flowering is usual. -- p.a.

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spamlet	Re: So what season is it now? Peter Alaca wrote: > Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote: > > > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just > > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!? > > > > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries. > > A second flowering is usual. > > -- > p.a.

	#5
spamlet	Re: So what season is it now? There are also wonderful summer flowering magnolias such as the 'Japanese Big-leaf' M. obovata, whose large single flowers are amazingly fragrant (bring one indoors!). In my opinion these are all much more lovely than the spring flowering ones. S Peter Alaca wrote: > Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote: > > > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just > > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!? > > > > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries. > > A second flowering is usual. > > -- > p.a.

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spamlet	Re: So what season is it now? PS - sorry about the stutter: this panel does not seem to like me using the para key! S spamlet wrote: > There are also wonderful summer flowering magnolias such as the > 'Japanese Big-leaf' M. obovata, whose large single flowers are > amazingly fragrant (bring one indoors!). In my opinion these are all > much more lovely than the spring flowering ones. > > S > > > Peter Alaca wrote: > > > Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk > wrote: > > > > > Just across the road here in Buckingham, a magnolia tree is just > > > coming into flower again! Is it really Spring again!? > > > > > > No it can't be, I've just picked two juicy, ripe, wild blackberries. > > > > A second flowering is usual. > > > > -- > > p.a.